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Academic Calendar
Calendars CPU’s academic calendar is annually established and approved by the school board. Development of the calendar is conducted by the board and the administrative team, along with input from members of the public through public hearings on the calendar. Per state law, the school year must begin later than August 23rd, and include a minimum of 1,080 hours of…
Superintendent’s Update – September 2023
Dear CPU Families, Staff, and Community Members: The September 2023 edition of the Superintendent’s Update is now live; this month’s topic focuses on the role of the school board and general information on the upcoming election. The newsletter is also found HERE . Also, at the recent September 14, 2023 Regular School Board Meeting, the Directors of…
Weather Closings & Delays
During the winter season, be mindful that delays and cancellations are probable. As early as possible, weather and road condition information is gathered from various sources, including city, county, state agencies, meteorologists, and personal inspection by school personnel including the Transportation Director. The safety of our students and employees is the overriding, deciding factor when cancelling or delaying school.
GO Bond Information
Exciting News! CPU’s G.O. Bond Website is Now Live! Stay informed and get all the details on the upcoming G.O. Bond by visiting our brand-new site! Check it out here: cpufuture.org or scan the QR code Learn more about how this bond will shape the future of our schools and community!…
Annual Progress Report (APR)
Each year, Iowa School Districts must provide community members with an Annual Progress Report. This report documents our efforts to meet the needs of Every Student, Every Day. It includes student achievement data, academic goals, and other success indicators. The most recent APR can be found at the following link: Annual Progress Report In addition, the…
Mental Health Resources for Parents and Staff
Mental Health Community Resources Students’ unmet mental health needs can be a significant obstacle to student academic, career and social/emotional development and even compromise school safety. Schools are often one of the first places where mental health crises and needs of students are recognized and initially addressed. Below is a list of mental health services available throughout the metro area.
Intermediate Principal Bio
Mr. Dirk Troutman grew up in Sumner, IA graduating from Sumner High School in 1988. He continued his education at the University of Northern Iowa earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Social Studies Education in the spring of 1993 and his Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership in 2002. Mr. Troutman taught high school social studies and coached in the…